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1. Safety and Compliance
» Read this instruction manual carefully before using the appliance. Familiarize yourself
with the operation, adjustments and functions of switches. Understand and follow
the safety and operation instructions in order to avoid possible risks and hazards.
Keep for future reference. If you give this device to someone else, this instruction
manual must be included too.
» To reduce the risk of theft, the safe must be fixed to a wall or floor.
» Store the emergency keys in a secret and safe place.
» Do not store the emergency keys inside the safe. If the battery runs out you will not
be able to open the safe.
» The preset passcode should be changed before using the safe.
» Place the product on a stable, secure place, possibly not elevated, lest it may fall over
and suffer damages or cause injury to people.
» Keep liquids away from the control panel and battery compartment. Liquids spilling
over the electronic parts may cause damage and lead to malfunctioning.
» Never attempt to dismantle the product by yourself.
» If maintenance is required, please contact the local service center or local distributor.
1.1 Battery safety advice
» Danger of explosion if the battery is replaced with one of the wrong type.
» Replace the battery only with the same or equivalent type.
W ARNING
The batteries (battery block or built-in batteries) must not be exposed to excessive
heat, i.e. direct sunlight, fire or the likes.
W ARNING
Do not swallow the battery, there's risk of chemical burns.
» The product contains batteries. If a battery gets swallowed, can cause internal burns
and cause death within 2 hours.
» Keep new and used batteries out of the reach of children.
» If the battery compartment doesn't close properly, stop using the product and keep it
out of the reach of children.
» If you think that the batteries were swallowed or introduced in any part of the body,
seek medical attention immediately.
» Leaking battery acid may cause harm.
» If batteries should leak, remove them with a cloth from the battery compartment.
Dispose of batteries according to the regulations.
» If battery acid has leaked avoid contact with skin, eyes and mucous membranes.
Rinse affected areas immediately after contact with the acid and wash with plenty of
clean water. Visit a physician.
» Do not allow children to replace batteries without adult supervision.
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Danger of explosion!
Batteries may not be charged, re-activated by other means, disassembled, thrown into
fire or short-circuited.
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